Sentence examples for distributed a series from inspiring English sources

The county also distributed a series of customized comic books, with the toothy teens from the fictional Riverdale navigating a life of angst through frequent trips to places like the County Center and Playland.

Along with two partners, Schamus ran Good Machine, a production company that between 1991 and 2002 made and distributed a series of important indie films like "Safe" and "The Brothers McMullen".

Defunct newspaper, El Imparcial distributed a series of folkloric accounts, among which was a story titled Cofresí authored by José Luis Vivas Maldonado.

From 1977 to 1995 (when it went out of business), Schmid & Co. of Toronto and Randolph, Massachusetts made or distributed a series of items featuring the hedgehog washerwoman.

Our director had just distributed a series of papers with information about Morocco's history, its government, religion and arts and culture for us to read on our flight home.

I fund, film, edit and distribute a series called Exhibition on Screen to cinemas around the world.

The newspaper also reported that the Philadelphia Orchestra is in talks with a small Finnish label, Ondine, to distribute a series of albums that the orchestra would record itself during live performances.

You Can Play has worked with N.H.L. clubs and the players' union before, distributing a series of videos in which several professional and college sports teams have expressed support of its mission of "ensuring equality, respect and safety for all athletes, without regard to sexual orientation".

But last week's release of the Chrome Web browser and upcoming plans to team with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane to distribute a series of Web-based cartoon shorts show that Google is still very much in expansion mode.

Under the contract, Kennedy struck a deal in early 1927 with Paramount Pictures for the major studio to produce and distribute a series of four Thomson "super westerns".

After dinner with some Blue Ant employees, the company founder Hubertus Bigend offers Cayce a new contract: to uncover who is responsible for distributing a series of anonymous, artistic film clips via the internet.